Electronic Technician IT

2. Occasional-to-frequent sitting at workbench/desk while making repairs/completing paperwork or in vehicle
while driving between repair locations;

3. Frequent lifting/carrying 1 to 50 pounds of parts, supplies, materials, of small office equipment; occasional
lifting up to 35 pounds of larger equipment for distances 20 to 50 feet;

4. Occasional pushing/pulling using one or both arms/hands requiring force of 10 to 30 pounds in repairing
equipment or moving carts/equipment to obtain access to area to be repaired;

5. Occasional climbing stairs or ladders to reach some work areas or higher shelves; may sometimes climb
100-foot towers;

6. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while making repairs or installing equipment;

7. Occasionat kneeling/crouching to reach lower work areas; may work in awkward positions while installing
radios in vehicle dashboards, etc.;

8. Constant use of both hands/arms in reaching/handling/grasping/tingering while installing equipment,
performing maintenance, making repairs, completing paperwork, keyboarding, and operating vehicle;
overhead reaching and fine motor skills required;

9. Constant use of sight/hearing abilities in identifying, diagnosing, installing, and repairing equipment; visual
requirements include color vision, peripheral vision, depth perceptions, hand/eye/foot coordination, and
visual acuity in near-, mid-, and far-range vision;

10. Frequent use of speech abilities in communicating with equipment operators to determine type of problem
and instruct them in repairs/operations made; and communicating with customers, coworkers, and
supervisors;

11. Occasional use of sense of smeil to diagnose probiems and detect hot equipment.

Mental

1. Frequent mental alertness, attention to detail, and accuracy required in identifying, diagnosing, installing,
and repairing electronic equipment according to specifications and procedures and maintaining a safe work
environment;

2. Must be able to follow oral and written instructions and established procedures and accomplish assignments
within required time frame;

3. Must possess mechanical aptitude, logic, and planning/organizational skills to ensure that duties are
completed in the most efficient and timely manner;

4, Must possess good mathematical skills including algebra and trigonometry and ability to read and
understand work orders, technical manuals, parts catalogs, procedures, diagrams and illustrations,
blueprints, schematics, and other information necessary to complete maintenance and repairs;

5. Must possess interpersonal skills in order to communicate with equipment operators, customers, coworkers,
and supervisors in an effective and professional manner,

6. Must be able to read/write/speak English and complete paperwork and logs properly;

7. Must be flexible and able to dea! with multiple tasks, frequent interruptions, and deadlines;

8. Must possess ability to train and provide guidance to other technicians in an effective and positive manner.


REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.
POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: Electronic Technician IV
JOB CODE : 051605

DATE PREPARED: December 1, 1983 Revised: October 27,.1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT
With little or no supervision, the incumbent performs the most complex assignments related to installation,

repair, and maintenance of electronic equipment including fabrication, modification, installation, removal, and
maintenance of communications and electronic systems/equipment at onsite or offsite locations.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to the Electronic Technician Supervisor or higher level supervisor, provides technical
guidance to subordinate Electronic Technicians, and has contributory impact on the department’s operating
budget.

NATURE AND SCOPE

1. Troubleshoots to component level specialized, unique, and complex electronic equipment;

2. Tracks and eliminates electromagnetic and radio frequency interference;

3. Works with engineers on the development and implementation of new or unique electronic systems;

4. Analyzes machine performance and recommends solutions to upgrade unsatisfactory equipment; may
redesign and develop replacement parts when new parts are not readily accessible or obtainable;

5. May write specialized communications software for control of equipment at sites and monitoring of alarms;
6. Contacts manufacturers, dealers, and service companies regarding equipment, problems, and repairs;

7. Maintains up-to-date knowledge of applications, techniques, and supplies necessary to accomplish
prescribed objectives;

8. Works directly with customers to explain problems, solutions, and options and to instruct in use of
equipment;

9. Adheres to ali Company €EO, affirmative action, environmental, health, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

10. Performs related work as required.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of time
. Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time
Physical Occasionally = Less than 1/3 of time

1, Frequent standing/walking for short distances in office or shop areas while performing repairs on equipment;

2. Occasional/frequent sitting at workbench while making repairs, at desk while completing paperwork, or in
vehicie while driving between repair locations;


REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.
POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: Electronic Technician III
JOB CODE + 051505
DATE PREPARED: March 1, 1984 Revised: October 27, 1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT

With little or no supervision, the incumbent is responsible for performing repairs and inspecting/installing new
equipment and systems at any communication and electronics repair shop.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to the Electronic Technician Supervisor and acts in a lead capacity providing guidance,
direction, instruction, and training to Electronic Technician ts and Ils if required

NATURE AND SCOPE

1.

10.

11.

Diagnoses and performs more complex repairs on entire array of electronics equipment in minimum time
without technical assistance, making repairs on location and in shop;

. May provide schedules, instruction, and guidance and review work performed by lower-level Electronic

Technicians if assigned;

. Performs technical inspections and installations of new equipment and provides technical instruction on use

of new equipment;

. Analyzes equipment performance and recommends soiutions to upgrade unsatisfactory equipment; may

redesign and develop replacement parts when new parts are not readily accessible or obtainable;

. Assists in planning, scheduling, and coordinating preventive maintenance activities to assure effective and

efficient repairs;

. Provides technical direction and instruction to equipment users in the correct methods of operations;

recommends system changes and solutions to operational problems;

. Maintains up-to-date knowledge of applications, techniques, and supplies necessary to accomplish

prescribed objectives;

. Prepares accurate and timely records describing comprehensive services performed; prepares time sheets;

completes reports as required; answers telephones; operates vehicie between repair sites; transports
equipment to shop; and maintains inventory;

. Works directly with customers to explain problems, solutions, and options and to instruct in use of

equipment;

Adheres to all Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, heaith, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

Performs related work as required.


Electronic Technician IT

WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed in office, shop, or field conditions with some exposure to outdoor conditions while operating
vehicle between repair sites. May work in construction areas such as downhole or underground, at high
elevations (up to 10,000 feet), or on towers, poles, or other tall structures.

Tools & Equipment Used: Hand/power tools, electronic testing equipment, and computer control testing
equipment. Safety equipment including safety shoes, safety glasses, seat belts, hard hats, and back belts.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE
High school diploma or equivalent with one year of specialized training in electronic equipment repair and two

years of experience in repair and maintenance of a variety of electronic equipment or an Associate's degree and
one year of related electronics work experience.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Driver's license required. Must be able to obtain "Q” clearance.


Electronic Technician IIT

5. Must possess good mathematical skills including algebra and trigonometry and ability to read and
understand work orders, technical manuals, parts catalogs, procedures, diagrams and illustrations,
blueprints, schematics, and other information necessary to complete maintenance and repairs;

6. Must possess excellent interpersonal skills and discretion in order to communicate with all types equipment
users, customers, coworkers, and supervisors in an effective and professional manner;

7. Must be flexible and able to deal with multiple tasks, frequent interruptions, and deadlines.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed in office, shop, or field conditions with some exposure to outdoor conditions while operating
vehicle between repair sites. May work in construction areas such as downhole or underground, at high
elevations (up to 10,000 feet), on towers, poles, of other tall structures.

Tools & Equipment Used: Assorted hand and power tools, variety of electronic testing equipment, and
computer control testing equipment. Safety equipment including safety shoes, safety glasses, seat belts, hard
hats, and back belts.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE

High school diploma or equivalent with two years of specialized training in electronics at an accredited
institution. Five years of experience in repair and maintenance of radio communication and/or a wide variety of
electronics equipment required.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Must possess one of the following: A valid FCC General Radio-Telephone License of certification by the
National Institution for Certification in Engineering Technologies; certified as a Journeyman by the International
Society of Certified Electronic Technicians; certified by the National Association of Business & Educational
Radio; or certified by the Society of Broadcast Engineers. Valid driver’s license required. Must be able to
obtain "Q” clearance.


REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.
POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION FITLE: Electronic Technician I
JOB CODE : 051220
DATE PREPARED : August 1, 1983 Revised: October 27, 1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT

The incumbent performs corrective repair and preventive maintenance on a wide variety of electronics
equipment under close supervision.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to the Electronics Technician Supervisor and has no supervisory responsibility.

NATURE AND SCOPE

1. Diagnoses and determines nature and extent of damage to electronic equipment;

2. Performs routine maintenance, repairs, and complete overhauls according to established procedures usually
under general supervision with occasional technical assistance in maintaining continuity of equipment
service and sate operation;

3. Maintains adherence to orders, regulations, schedules, procedures, and policies;

4. Utilizes manufacturer catalogs, service bulletins, parts lists, and illustrations for guidance in servicing,
repairing, and ordering replacement parts for equipment;

5. Maintains contact with equipment operators for purposes of instructing in proper and improved equipment
operation, scheduling, and coordinating repair services;

6. Completes repair status records, logs routine maintenance activities, and maintains current and accurate
inventory of equipment locations;

8. Operates motor vehicle between repair locations;

7. -Adheres to all Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, health, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

8. Performs related work as required.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of time
. Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time
Physical Occasionally = Less than 1/3 of time

1. Frequent standing/walking for short distances in office or shop areas while performing repairs on equipment;

2. Occasional-to-frequent sitting at workbench/desk while making repairs/completing paperwork or in vehicie
while driving between repair locations;

3. Frequent lifting/carrying 1 to 50 pounds of parts, supplies, materials, or small office equipment; occasional
lifting up to 35 pounds of larger equipment for distances 20 to 50 feet;


Electronic Technician IV

WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed in office, shop, or field conditions with some exposure to outdoor conditions while operating
vehicle between repair sites. May work in construction areas such as downhole or underground, at high
elevations (up to 10,000 feet), or on towers, poles, or other tall structures.

Tools & Equipment Used: Assorted hand and power tools and a variety of electronic testing equipment and
computer control testing equipment. Safety equipment including safety shoes, safety glasses, seat belts, hard
hats, and back belts.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE

High schoo! diploma or equivalent with two years of training in electronics at an accredited institution
specializing in radio and/or electronics curriculum. Six years of work experience in repair and maintenance of
radio communication and/or a wide variety of electronics equipment required.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Must possess and maintain one of the following: A valid FCC General Radio-Telephone License of certification
by the National Institution for Certification in Engineering Technologies; certified as a Journeyman by the
International Society of Certified Electronic Technicians; certified by the National Association of Business &
Educational Radio; or certified by the Society of Broadcast Engineers. Valid driver’s license required. Must be
able to obtain "Q" clearance.


10.

11,

Electronic Technician IV

. Frequent lifting/carrying 1 to 50 pounds of parts, supplies, materials, or small office equipment; occasional

lifting up to 35 pounds of larger equipment for distances 20 to 50 feet;

. Occasional pushing/pulling using one or both arms/hands requiring force of 10 to 30 pounds in repairing

equipment or moving carts/equipment to obtain access to area to be repaired;

. Occasional climbing stairs or iadders to reach some work areas or higher shelves; may sometimes climb

100-foot towers;

. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while making repairs or installing equipment;

. Occasional kneeling/crouching to reach lower work areas; may work in awkward positions while installing

tadios in vehicle dashboards, etc.;

. Constant use of both hands/arms in teaching/handling/grasping/fingering while installing equipment,

performing maintenance, making repairs, completing paperwork, keyboarding, and operating vehicle;
overhead reaching and fine motor skills required;

. Constant use of sight/nearing abilities in identifying, diagnosing, installing, and repairing equipment; visual

requirements include color vision, peripheral vision, depth perceptions, hand/eye/foot coordination, and
visual acuity in near-, mid-, far-range vision;

Frequent use of speech abilities in communicating with equipment operators to determine type of problem
and instruct them in repairs/operations made and communicating with customers, coworkers, and
supervisors;

Occasional use of sense of smell to diagnose problems and detect hot equipment.

Mental

1,

Constant mental alertness, attention to detail, logic, common sense, and accuracy required in identifying,
diagnosing, installing, and repairing electronic equipment according to specifications and procedures and
maintaining a safe work environment; .

Must possess excellent interpersonai/leadership skills in order to guide, train, and review work of assigned
crew in an effective, positive, and professional manner;

Must possess planning/organizational skills and ability to make decisions and use judgement in order to
determine proper course of action and schedule activities to eftect best repair with minimum amount of
downtime;

Must possess mechanical aptitude and ability to apply knowledge and experience in approaching repairs on
unfamiliar equipment; excellent problem-solving skills required;

Must possess good mathematical skills including algebra and trigonometry and ability to read and
understand work orders, technical manuals, parts catalogs, procedures, diagrams and illustrations,
blueprints, schematics, and other information necessary to complete maintenance and repairs;

Must possess excellent interpersonal skills and discretion in order to communicate with all types equipment
users, subordinates, coworkers, and supervisors in an effective and professional manner;

Must be flexible and able to deal with multiple tasks, frequent interruptions, and deadlines.


Electronic Technician IIT

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of time
. Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time
Physical -asignall Less than 1/3 of time

1.

2.

10,

11.

Frequent standing/walking for short distances in office or shop areas while performing repairs on equipment;

Occasional-to-frequent sitting at workbench while making repairs, at desk while completing paperwork, or in
vehicle while driving between repair locations;

. Frequent lifting/carrying 1 to 50 pounds of parts, supplies, materials, or smail office equipment; occasional

lifting up to 35 pounds of larger equipment for distances 20 to 50 feet;

. Occasional pushing/pulling using one or both arms/hands requiring force of 10 to 30 pounds in repairing

equipment or moving carts/equipment to obtain access to area to be repaired;

. Occasional climbing stairs or ladders to reach some work areas or higher shelves; may sometimes climb

100-foot towers;

. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while making repairs or installing equipment;

. Occasional kneeling/crouching to reach lower work areas; May work in awkward positions while installing

radios in vehicie dashboards, etc.;

. Constant use of both hands/arms in reaching/handling/grasping/fingering while installing equipment,

performing maintenance, making repairs, completing paperwork, keyboarding, and operating vehicle;
overhead reaching and fine motor skills required;

. Constant use of sight/hearing abilities in identifying, diagnosing, installing, and repairing equipment; visual

requirements include color vision, peripheral vision, depth perceptions, hand/eye/foot coordination, and
visual acuity in near-, mid-, and far-range vision;

Frequent use of speech abilities in communicating with equipment operators to determine type of problem
and instruct them in repairs/operations made; and communicating with customers, coworkers, and
supervisors;

Occasional use of sense of smell to diagnose problems and detect hot equipment.

Mental

1.

Constant mental alertness, attention to detail, logic, common sense, and accuracy required in identifying,
diagnosing, installing, and repairing electronic equipment according to specifications and procedures and
maintaining a safe work environment;

Must possess good interpersonal/ieadership skills in order to guide, train, and review work of assigned crew
in an effective, positive, and professional manner it assigned;

Must possess planning/organizational skills and ability to make decisions and use judgement in order to
determine proper course of action and schedule activities to effect best repair with minimum amount of
downtime;

Must possess mechanical aptitude and ability to apply knowledge and experience in approaching repairs on
unfamiliar equipment; excellent problem-solving skills required;



REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.
POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: Electronic Technician II
JOB CODE — : 051410
DATE. PREPARED’: August 1, 1983 Revised: October 27, 1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT

The incumbent provides repair and preventive maintenance service for a variety of complex electronic
equipment and related products in various locations as assigned, with minimal supervision.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to the Electronic Technician Supervisor and may provide guidance, direction, instruction,
and training to Electronic Technician Is.

NATURE AND SCOPE

1. Diagnoses and performs more compiex repairs on a wide array of electronic equipment in minimum time
without technical assistance, making repairs on location and in shop;

2. Provides instruction and guidance and reviews work performed by Electronic Technician Is; assists in
training and technical development of same;

3. Analyzes equipment performance and recommends solutions to upgrade unsatisfactory equipment; may
redesign and develop replacement parts when new parts are not readily accessible or obtainable;

4. Provides technical direction and instruction to equipment users in the correct methods of operations;

5. Maintains up-to-date knowledge of applications, techniques, and supplies necessary to accomplish
prescribed objectives;

6. Assists in planning, scheduling, and coordinating preventive maintenance activities to assure effective and
efficient repairs;

7. Prepares accurate and timely records describing comprehensive services performed; answers telephones;
operates vehicle between repair sites; transports equipment to shop; and maintains inventory;

8. Recommends system changes and solutions to operational problems;

9. Works directly with customers to explain problems, solutions, and options and to instruct in use of
equipment;

10. Adheres to all Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, health, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

11. Performs related work as required.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of time
Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time
Physical Qccasionally = Less than 1/3 of time

1. Frequent standing/walking for short distances in office or shop areas while performing repairs on equipment;


Electronic Technician I

Tools & Equipment Used: Assorted hand and power tools, variety of electronic testing equipment and computer
control testing equipment. Safety equipment including safety shoes, safety glasses, seat belts, hard hats, and
back beits.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE
High school diploma or equivalent with one year of specialized training in electronic equipment repair and one

year of experience in repair and maintenance of a variety of electronic equipment or TV/video-related
experience.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Valid driver’s license required. Must be able to obtain "Q” clearance.


Electronic Technician I

4. Occasional pushing/pulling using one or both arms/hands requiring force of 10 to 30 pounds in repairing
equipment or moving carts/equipment to obtain access to area to be repaired;

5. Occasional climbing stairs or ladders to reach some work areas or higher shelves; may sometimes climb
100-foot towers;

6. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while making repairs or installing equipment;

7. Occasional kneeling/crouching to reach lower work areas; may work in awkward positions white instatling
radios in vehicle dashboards, etc.;

8. Constant use of both hands/arms in reaching/handling/grasping/fingering while installing equipment,
performing maintenance, making repairs, completing paperwork, keyboarding, and operating vehicle;
overhead reaching and fine motor skills required;

9. Constant use of sight/hearing abilities in identifying, diagnosing, installing, and repairing equipment; visual
requirements include color vision, peripheral vision, depth perceptions, hand/eye/foot coordination, and
visual acuity in near-, mid-, and far-range vision;

10. Frequent use of speech abilities in communicating with equipment operators to determine type of problem -
and instruct them in repairs/operations made; and communicating with customers, coworkers, and
supervisors;

11. Occasional use of sense of smell to diagnose problems and detect hot equipment.

Mental

1. Frequent mental alertness, attention to detail, and accuracy required in identifying, diagnosing, installing,
and repairing electronic equipment according to specifications and procedures and maintaining a safe work
environment;

2. Must be able to follow oral and written instructions and established procedures and accomplish assignments
within required time frame;

3. Must possess mechanical aptitude, logic, and planning/organizationa! skills to ensure that duties are
completed in the most efficient and timely manner;

4. Must possess good mathematical skills including algebra and trigonometry and ability to read and
understand work orders, technical manuals, parts catalogs, procedures, diagrams and illustrations,
blueprints, schematics, and other information necessary to complete maintenance and repairs;

5. Must possess interpersonal skills in order to communicate with equipment operators, customers, coworkers,
and supervisors in an effective and professional manner;

6. Must be able to read/write/speak English and complete paperwork and logs properly:

7. Must be flexible and able to deal with multiple tasks, frequent interruptions, and deadlines.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed in office, shop, or field conditions with some exposure to outdoor conditions while operating
vehicle between repair sites. May work in construction areas such as downhole or underground, at high
elevations (up to 10,000 feet), or on towers, poles, or other tall structures.